Neat little platformer! Five stars for audio synched with the gameplay. Super cool mechanic. I found the camera controls a little rough, but otherwise a very tight platformer. Great work!

the game is very punishing, miss a timing once, youre dead. 

you basically have to start running again as soon as you respawn or else youre gonna miss the next timing ... 

not ideal for the beginning of a game.

but i like the concept, it just feels a bit rough around the edges

Thanks for the submission! I had some lag spikes, but in general it was pretty fun

Nice game, is a bit stuttery both in the web and downloaded version for me

This was a cool game. I have almost the exact same feedback as Julienke, especially about the one-shot platforms. The only difference is that I think that platforms growing/shrinking goes perfectly with the theme.

Overall the game is fun, even though I personally think that the theme of "growing" wasn't incorporated all too much unfortunately. It still makes for a nice platformer though, albeit very difficult. The first thing that caught my eye however was the ability to freely move in the title screen, which was honestly a lovely idea. The movement is also pretty fluid, which is important for a game like this.

The music is catchy and makes for a cool atmosphere. It doesn't quite sync up to the gameplay as much as I thought it would though based on the game description. What was a bit disruptive when playing was the fact that you pretty much only get one shot at the spawning platforms before they completely disappear until you die - and they disappear fast! And it gets amplified by the fact that your character's movement kind of carries over into a respawn, so as soon as you die, you have to immediately re-orient to try and get right back on track, or you will have to take another intentional fall to get another shot. There were several times my character went right off after respawning, so this part (respawning + pace) was a bit frustrating. 

One technical aspect (might be relevant to people trying out this game after me as well!): In the web-version I had quite severe performance problems, especially when the green bushy platforms spawned/increased in size. This was however not the case in the downloadable version.

So all in all a game with a lot of style and cool movement, but with room for improvement when it comes to balancing and the realization of the Jam's theme.

(One example of balancing: I loaded checkpoint 8 (which is a cool feature to test the game btw!) and the moment you spawn in the platforms are already gone. You die, they respawn, so far so good. But if you get on the first platform just a wee bit too late, you actually can't make it all the way up the first batch because the platforms despawn faster than you can traverse, even if you perfectly time your jumps once you get started.)